Did you find that even after using the broom that you end up needing a shovel afterwards anyways? We just bought the milwaukee bristle brush attachment at work (at a grain elevator)because i initially had seen guys using it online in like a grain bin like you had and so I figured that if it would work in a corn bin then i figured it might work under our dryer for all of the fines and bees wings that pile up throughout the day and especially at night after everyone leaves and either me or my dad is the one that stays there with the dryer and so itll pile up deep. The milwaukee one im not sure about. I like that its battery and it does sweep decently. My dad wanted to keep the guard off since he figured i wouldnt want the extra weight(its extremely long, id guess over 6ft, and heavy as hell too). With the guard off, we can flip it upside down and pull it back towards us which makes it sooo much easier since youre not fighting against the way the bristles turn. But without the guard, the fines and fuzzies kinda just go up and right back down on the brush and then just ends up throwing them all around and when its upside down, it fills your boots quick. I seen a video a guy using his for snow but he custom made a set of wheels to be able to roll it back and forth with. Thinking thatll be what we try next.
Did you find that even after using the broom that you end up needing a shovel afterwards anyways?
We just bought the milwaukee bristle brush attachment at work (at a grain elevator)because i initially had seen guys using it online in like a grain bin like you had and so I figured that if it would work in a corn bin then i figured it might work under our dryer for all of the fines and bees wings that pile up throughout the day and especially at night after everyone leaves and either me or my dad is the one that stays there with the dryer and so itll pile up deep.
The milwaukee one im not sure about.
I like that its battery and it does sweep decently. My dad wanted to keep the guard off since he figured i wouldnt want the extra weight(its extremely long, id guess over 6ft, and heavy as hell too).
With the guard off, we can flip it upside down and pull it back towards us which makes it sooo much easier since youre not fighting against the way the bristles turn. But without the guard, the fines and fuzzies kinda just go up and right back down on the brush and then just ends up throwing them all around and when its upside down, it fills your boots quick.
I seen a video a guy using his for snow but he custom made a set of wheels to be able to roll it back and forth with.
Thinking thatll be what we try next.
Which power head do you have?
The electric weedeater power unit don’t put fumes off.
Corn bred and corn fed windrows suck definitely electic in confined space still the dust factor